A guided video check-in, in the browser

A few minutes
with yourself.

You sit down for about five minutes. You answer five questions out loud. Feneri reads your face, your voice and your words together, then writes a private reflection: named emotions, sentiment, a balance score, and the moments that moved. You choose how long the recording stays.

Two sittings a day, free·On the web

Access is opening gradually. New accounts join a waitlist until we admit you.

feneri.xyz/app/today
The Today screen in Feneri

The Today screen. The name in this picture is a fixture (Soren), not a live account.

How it works

Five questions. About six minutes.

No typing. No streak. You talk; the Interface reads face, voice and words together, then writes the sitting down.

01

Sit down and record

A quiet corner and a browser. Begin recording starts the camera and microphone. Pause whenever you need. The sitting stops at six minutes of recorded time.

02

Answer five questions

Open prompts, with a follow-up when something matters. Two minutes per answer, then the next question. There is no score to hit.

03

Read your reflection

Plain language for how you sounded that sitting: emotions, sentiment, a balance score, timestamped moments. Download a PDF, or a share link that expires in 24 hours, if you want someone else to see it.

Inside every reflection

What the sitting actually gives you.

Emotions, named

Labels for what showed in face, voice and words (hopeful, tender, anxious, relieved), with how strongly each one appeared.

Sentiment and voice

The mix of positive, neutral and heavy in the transcript, plus pace, warmth and energy in the audio.

A balance score

One number for how steady that sitting sounded. It is a thread across weeks, not a grade and not a diagnosis.

Moments that moved

Peaks and troughs, timestamped, so you can see where the sitting shifted. Not a full replay of your face unless you kept the media.

Trends over time

A mood calendar and a balance trend from your completed sittings. Two check-ins a UTC day on Free.

Retention you pick

Default: delete raw media after 30 days. Or delete it right after analysis. Or keep it until you delete it. The reflection stays so the weeks make sense.

The Interface

See what a check-in actually looks like.

These are pictures of the real Interface, shot with fixture copy. They are not anyone's private sitting. Desk or quiet corner; same browser app.

Before you press Begin

Five questions. About six minutes. Camera and microphone stay off until you start.

The reflection

Named emotions, sentiment, a balance score, and the moments that moved. Fixture copy, not a live session.

The last few weeks

A mood calendar and a balance trend from your own sittings. No streak to perform for.

Your private list

Every completed sitting stays in your account. Staff do not watch check-ins as a feature.

feneri.xyz/app/check-in
The check-in start screen in Feneri
A reflection report in Feneri
The Insights screen in Feneri
The Reflections list in Feneri
Ready when you are

A few minutes
is enough.

Sit down. Talk. Read the sitting. Private, in the browser. Two a day on Free.

Start your check-in
Privacy as it actually works

You choose what happens to the recording.

Three retention modes

Default deletes raw media after 30 days. Minimal deletes it right after analysis. Keep holds it until you delete it. The reflection stays in your account.

Yours to share, or not

Sessions belong to your account. A PDF or a 24-hour share link exists only if you create one. We do not sell check-ins, and we do not use them to train a public model.

The same engine, your sitting

Analysis runs on Feneri's models for that session. Read the Privacy page for processors, cookies, and how to ask us to delete an account.

For builders

Feneri is also a platform.

The engine behind the Interface is also an API, SDKs and an MCP server. Builders use it when a product needs to read face, voice and language together.

REST APISDKsMCP serverStudio
Explore the developer platform → Read the docs

Start with five minutes.

If you already have access, open the Interface. If you do not, join the waitlist and we will write when it opens.